Do I need to create tables manually in Google BigQuery to view the raw event data from Firebase?

Question

I created an Android application with Google Firebase support and contacted BigQuery yesterday.

Today I saw a report on the Firebase Console event, but after I clicked the View button on the Event page, as the image below

I have not seen any tables on the BigQuery page and received a warning that the project table is declining.

I wonder if I need to do something, for example, create some table manually or call some Firebase or BigQuery APIs in my application. But I looked at the white paper that says

Once the application is associated with BigQuery, the corresponding dataset will be created in the associated BigQuery project at the first daily export of events. Every day, the raw event data for each associated application populates a new table in the corresponding data set.

I don't seem to need anything. So what's the problem here?

Answer 1

After you have connected the Firebase application to BigQuery, the next day your events will move from Firebase to BigQuery, and this will automatically create the BigQuery dataset and its first daily table. Keep in mind that if your application does not register any events, events will not be dispatched in BigQuery. And the data set will not be created until some events are logged after the connection.